I check Crumbl's weekly lineup every Monday morning, while I am still deciding whether a bakery run is worth it that week. The rotating menu is half the fun for me, but it also makes planning tricky, because a flavor I loved last month might not return for a while.

I started keeping a tracker so I could remember which cookies I tried, which ones I would buy again, and which ones were better shared than eaten alone. Writing down my favorites has saved me from ordering the same overly sweet cookie twice, and it helps me spot patterns in the flavors that tend to come back.

The mini cookies changed how I track things. They let me taste more flavors without committing to a full-size cookie, and they are easier to split with friends. When I want a sense of how a smaller portion compares, I look up crumbl minis calories before I order, so I can balance a tasting box with lighter choices for the rest of the day.

My tracker is not fancy. I note the week, the flavors, a short rating, and whether I would reorder. That habit keeps my Monday visits fun, affordable, and a bit more thoughtful.